Strasburg here we come! As Norfolk Southern Corp Train 955 moves over the Potomac River from Rumsey Point in Shepherdstown, WV, on the afternoon of Tuesday, August 20, 2019, its VIP cargo, former ... (more)

Kanawha River Railroad empties bound for Quincy cross the namesake river on the Deepwater Bridge (DB). This bridge was completed in 1931 allowing the Virginian Railway access into Charleston via ... (more)

The newly painted and renumbered Norfolk Southern Executive units lead their first train since the renumbering on a trip South for the Masters Golf Tournament. Pictured here crossing the Poto... (more)

The fourth and final run of the 2018 New River Train crosses the calm New River on track 1 at Hawks Nest at a brisk 10 miles per hour before picking up speed for an on-time arrival at Hinton for t... (more)

Seen crossing the Potomac River at Harpers Ferry, WV is this eastbound coal drag destined for Baltimore, MD on a mid afternoon in December.

Crossing over the swollen Potomac River along the Magnolia Cutoff is the eastbound Capitol Limited. A month ago, this area received a tremendous amount of rain and the river itself was out of its ... (more)

Two former Southern Rwy diesels lead a westbound empty hopper train out of Welch tunnel and across the Tug River. B23-7, 3980, was 1 of 54 units built between 1978 and 1981. SD40, 3200, was built ... (more)

Spanning the Ohio River, three Watco SD40-2MS lead KN 381 across the Point Pleasant bridge and into the state of Ohio from West Virginia. This is the first Kanawha River-operated 381 to run north.... (more)

Before the Potomac Eagle

When the State of West Virginia purchased the B&O line from Green Spring to Morefield, It found a pair of army surplus MRS1’s to power the South Branch ... (more)

Having just left Gilbert for Elmore, empty Progress Energy coal train 769 rolls across the bridge over Route 97 at the intersection of US 52. Due to the closing of the Princeton-Deepwater District... (more)

A R.J. Corman crew runs a freshly loaded train down to the junction for CSX pick up later on.

Eastbound loaded coal train 83E exits Twin Branch #2 and crosses the Tug Fork.

J59 trio rolls over the Tug Fork and ducks into Roderfield Tunnel...

While most people in the tri-state were nice and cozy in their warm homes...A couple of friends and I decided to go out in the middle of the storm and get some pictures. Attached below, CSXT 3230 ... (more)